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Spanish explorers first discovered this location in 1572. Many tons of this meteorite are known. Specimen exhibits numerous regmaglyptes, all gorgeous and well-defined. Very showy, with no rust.
Stock #3963
$275.00
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This location was first discovered by Spanish explorers in 1572. Many tons of this meteorite are known. This large specimen exhibits numerous regmaglyptes, all gorgeous and well-defined. Very showy, with no rust.
Stock #3961
$295.00
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Seymchan Meteorite Slice
Classification: Iron/Transitional Pallasite
Fall: Prehistoric Times
Discovery: 1967
Location: Magadan, Russia
Total Recovered Weight: 312 kilograms
Composition: Nickel - 9.47%
Iridium - 0.55 parts per million
Specimen size: 9" wide, 7" tall, 1/2" thick
Specimen weight: 1315 grams (3 pounds) |
Slice displays beautiful yellow/green gem-quality peridot (olivine) crystals. Metallic areas display wonderful "Widmanstatten structure". This combination of gem crystals and iron is one of the rarest types of meteorite yet discovered. This particular discovery has the highest ratio of peridot to metal of all the pallasites.
Stock #3984
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Campo del Cielo
Iron Meteorite (4.6 b.y.o.)
Type: Ochtahedrite, Coarse, Type 1A
Chaco, Argentina
Size: 7" (18 cm.) tall
8" (20.5 cm.) wide
3.5" (9 cm.) thick
Weight: 7.5 kilos (16.5 pounds) |
Spanish explorers first discovered this location in 1572. Many tons of these meteorites are known. Specimen has a shiny (almost glassy) fusion crust and exhibits numerous regmaglyptes, all deep and well-defined. As shown in photo, specimen is free-standing on base. Very showy, with no rust.
Stock #3987
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Campo del Cielo
Iron Meteorite (4.6 b.y.o.)
Type: Ochtahedrite, Coarse, Type 1A
Chaco, Argentina
Size: 6.5" (16.5 cm.) tall
6.5" (16.5 cm.) wide
5" (12.5 cm.) thick
Weight: 8.6 kilos (19 pounds) |
Spanish explorers first discovered this location in 1572. Many tons of these meteorites are known. Specimen exhibits numerous regmaglyptes, all gorgeous and well-defined. As shown in photo, specimen is free-standing on base. Very showy, with no rust. Unlike some Campos, this particular specimen has "the look", meaning that it is "alien" in appearance….very angular, with lots of bumps, valleys, and ridges.
Stock #3986
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Muonionalusta Meteorite Slice
Classification: (IVA) Fine Octahedrite
Bandwidth: 0.33 mm.
Fall: Prehistoric Times
Discovery: 1963
Location: Kiruna, Norrbotten, Sweden
Total Recovered Weight: 37.4 kilos
Composition: Nickel - 8.4%
Iridium - 1.6 parts per million
Specimen size: 5 1/2" wide, 5" tall
3/16" thick
Specimen weight: 277 grams |
Slice has been etched on both sides to reveal the metallic crystalline "Widmanstatten structure" (as seen in photos). It has also been chemically sealed to prevent any oxidation.
Stock #3983
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